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"As we gain experience, the world becomes less mysterious, as we are afforded more and more looks behind the veil"

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The worlds most impactful art is born from the expression of internal struggle. Jason Dussault has wielded the power of that understanding and has channeled that energy through nostalgic iconography. From an artistic rage that lives beneath his perception, Jason creates an homage to one of the most primitive yet connected mediums in art history, the mosaic.

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By combining tile, paint, grout, resin and vintage porcelain, Jason has re-envisioned a 4,000 year old craft that has spawned masterpieces and, has made it his own. A true labour of love, Jason’s pieces are created over a two to four week process which he navigates on his own accord, free from assistants or interns. His dedication, curiosity and, sacrifice have culminated in humbleness, the true mark of an artist.

Portrait of Takashi Murakami

Parody cereal boxes featuring popculture and cartoon themes.

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​You can find my mosaic work and other writing at Pam Givens Mosaics.

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